OK, my fix is to modify configure.in to lowercase $host before
comparison. Hopefully 'tr' works on QNX.
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> Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
>
> >> 1. template/qnx must be renamed to template/QNX. Otherwise configure will
> >> not find it. At the beginning I wanted to name it qnx4. But this would
> >> require one more patch of configure because of QNX problems.
> >
> >I want it to be lowercase. All the other OS's are lowercase. How do
> >they do it. I recommend a change to template/.similar so QNX is
> >automatically identified on startup.
>
>
> I have tried this of course. I have inserted a line "i386-pc-qnx4=qnx4" into
> template/.similar. But the line
> GUESS=`grep "^$host=" template/.similar | sed 's/^.*=//' | tail -1`
> in configure returns only "nx4" but not "qnx4". This is because "tail -1"
> fails on QNX. So you have the following choices:
>
> 1. Remove this " | tail -1" in configure[.in], insert the line
> "i386-pc-qnx4=qnx4" into "template/.similar" and name the file
> "template/qnx4".
> 2. Name it "template/i386-pc-qnx4" (from $host).
> 3. Name it "template/QNX" (from "uname -s").
> 4. Insert the line "i386-pc-qnx4=qnx4" into "template/.similar" and name it
> "template/nx4"
> 5. Always force to use the --with-template option.
>
> I would not recommend solution 4 since it relies on a bug which might be
> fixed in other QNX releases.
>
> Andreas Kardos
>
>
>
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